Master CMake Basics: Build, Test, and Deploy - Level Zero

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Fawad Khan's Programming Academy

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1 - Introduction

1 - Introduction to CMake Built System.mp4

06:07

2 - CMake Script Development

2 - 2-CMAKE-Lectures.pdf

2 - CMakeLists.txt

2 - CMake Script IDE Visual Studio Code.mp4

10:22

3 - Build CMake Executables

3 - Build CMake Executables Basic.mp4

07:07

4 - CMake Multiple Source Files

4 - CMake Multiple Source Files Part 1.mp4

08:52

5 - CMake with Multiple Source cpp Files Targetlinkliberaries.mp4

10:05

5 - CMake Add Liberaries

6 - CMake Add libraries to the Project.mp4

09:56

6 - Add CMake Project Information

7 - Add Cmake Project Version description and language details.mp4

15:15

Description

CMake Made Easy: Simple Build System for Complex Projects

What You'll Learn?

Students and Software developers
Two week with a 50$ budget
No risk
Write code and practice it by yourself

Who is this for?

python developer

C++ developers

Visual studio and QT users

# C language developers

What You Need to Know?

basic programming

C++ basics

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Description
This course is designed to introduce you to CMake, an open-source build system that can generate native build files for various platforms and languages. In this course, you will learn the basics of CMake, including how to write CMakeLists.txt files, define targets, set up dependencies, and customize the build process. You will also learn how to integrate CMake with popular IDEs and build tools, and how to apply best practices for building and testing C++ projects.

Are you tired of manually configuring and building your C++ projects on different platforms? Are you struggling to manage dependencies and libraries across your codebase? Look no further than "CMake Made Easy level 0" â€“ the ultimate introduction to the world of CMake!

In this course, you will learn the basics of CMake, a popular cross-platform build system used by millions of developers worldwide. You will discover how to write CMakeLists.txt files to define your project's structure, compile options, and dependencies. You will explore the essential CMake commands, such as add_executable, add_library, and target_link_libraries, and learn how to use them to create and link targets.

Throughout the course, you will build practical examples, such as a simple command-line program and a library that depends on external libraries. You will learn how to use CMake to generate build files for different platforms, such as Makefiles on Linux, Visual Studio projects on Windows, or Xcode projects on macOS. You will also learn how to test and package your code using CMake's built-in functionalities.

By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in CMake and be ready to tackle more advanced topics, such as building multi-module projects, writing custom CMake modules, or integrating CMake with other build systems. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, "CMake Made Easy level 0" will help you streamline your development process and unleash the full power of CMake!

Who this course is for:
python developer
C++ developers
Visual studio and QT users
# C language developers

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FAWAD received his BS degree in Telecommunication from National University of Modern Languages, Pakistan, in 2011. In 2012, he joined Zong China mobile company as Transmission Engineer. He received MS degree from the Military College of Signals, National University of Science and Technology, Pakistan in 2016, which was followed by his Graduate Assistant job in Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology. He is currently pursuing the Ph.D. thesis in Telecommunication Engineering from University of Engineering and Technology Taxila, Pakistan. His research interests include computer vision, pattern recognition, and image processing.

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